Bring one thing you're stuck on from a course you're taking right now. Leave with a personalised study pack — and a method you can reuse on your own.
Teachers hand you linear text — slides, chapters, notes. A Genius Bar session turns your own material into the formats your brain can actually use.
| You arrive with | You leave with | |
|---|---|---|
| A chapter you've read twice and still don't get | → | A one-page concept map of how the ideas fit |
| A formula you can plug in but can't explain | → | An explainer + a worked example |
| A dataset or problem set you can't start | → | A spreadsheet / code walkthrough, end to end |
| Exam nerves: "did I actually understand it?" | → | An AI quiz that asked you questions and found your gaps |
One piece of text → five doors. Reading is only one way in:
The small but powerful move: don't only ask the model questions — have the model ask you.
Three or four diagnostic questions turn a generic answer into a personal one.
Every session runs the same five steps. Learn them once, use them for every course.
Two workshops plus a walk-in consultation after each. Bring your own material — laptops welcome.
Teachers hand you linear text. Your brain needs structure and doors. Bring a chapter, a formula or a problem set and turn it into a concept map, an explainer and a quiz you can actually revise from.
Margins, break-even, NPV, regressions, survey data — business courses hide maths inside the prose. Build a working model once, with code or a spreadsheet, and own every step.
Drop in after each workshop for one-to-one advice and to refine your own study pack. You may also book another time.
Print-ready A4. Open the PDF to print or share; the PNG is for slides and social.
That's the whole trick.